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Hypertrophy Past and Present
Chris Beardsley and Jake Doleschal
074 Do indirect sets build muscle? Science vs Evidence
OCT 19, 202683 MIN
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Description
In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris explore the concept of indirect training volume and whether exercises like bench presses and pulldowns can maximise growth in the triceps and biceps. Chris explains how motor unit recruitment changes our understanding of indirect sets, and why evidence-based and science-based approaches can lead to very different conclusions.
Key topics include:
A silver-era training routine from Mr America and Mr Universe winner, Jack Delinger
Do indirect sets count towards muscle growth?
Motor unit recruitment and why indirect training may lead to earlier hypertrophy plateaus
The differences between evidence-based and science-based approaches to hypertrophy
Why more training volume isn't necessarily better
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